Highland Village

The Texas Gulf coast awaits in Beaumont, where Southern charm meets modern living. Beaumont forms the Golden Triangle alongside neighboring Port Arthur and Orange, all buoyed by a strong economy and by significant employers along with Lamar University and leading healthcare institutions. The city offers a welcoming environment for families and professionals with a deep history, an active arts scene, and outdoor offerings that make Beaumont a place for people to live and enjoy.

This regional welcoming accessibility, neighborly supportive lifestyle, reputation for safety, and strong community support make the Beaumont area an excellent place for your new home. Check out our new home communities and schedule your in-person tour of our new construction homes in Beaumont.

Arts and Culture in Beaumont

Beaumont is a city that knows how to celebrate culture, community, and heritage. The arts are alive here, with year-round performances by the Beaumont Community Players, Beaumont Ballet Theatre, and the Symphony of Southeast Texas. The city and region are also known as the "Museum Capital of Texas," with impressive museums such as the Texas Energy Museum and the Fire Museum of Texas, home to the world's largest working fire hydrant.

Annual festivals include the Mural Festival, Gumbo Festival, Mediterranean Festival, Maypole Festival, Jazz & Blues Festival, the Boomtown Film & Music Festival, the Port Neches Christmas Parade, South Texas State Fair in May, Jazz at the Lake, Southeast Texas Mardi Gras, Cajun Heritage Fest, Día De Los Muertos Celebration, Texas B-B-Q Festival, Blues and Beer Festivals, and of course, the Gusher Marathon in March.  These events highlight the giant community involvement of the region, bringing the community together to celebrate local traditions and creative expression.

Economic Opportunity in Beaumont

Beaumont's economy is as robust as its community spirit. The city is a key player in the nation's petrochemical and refining industries, with major employers like ExxonMobil and Valero Energy Corporation contributing to the region's economic stability. Education and healthcare are pillars of the local economy, with Lamar University and CHRISTUS Southeast Texas – St. Elizabeth leading the way. The presence of these institutions not only offers job opportunities but also strengthens the city's reputation as a center for innovation and care.

The Beaumont Outdoors

Beaumont is a haven for outdoor living as the city is surrounded by the Neches River, Sabine Lake, and the Gulf of Mexico, providing excellent boating, fishing, and watersports opportunities. Nature lovers can explore the Cattail Marsh Scenic Wetlands, a premier spot for birdwatching, or venture to Big Thicket National Preserve, just 30 miles north, where hiking, camping, and wildlife watching await. Golfers will find plenty of tee times in Beaumont, including the renowned Henry Homberg Golf Course in the picturesque Tyrrell Park and the Brentwood Course.

Our New Homes in Beaumont

With the Gulf Coast's beauty, Beaumont stands out as a place where you can build your future while enjoying the best of the Texas Gulf and Southeast Texas. Discover what Beaumont offers and why it's the perfect place for your new home. Contact us to learn more about our new move-in-ready house construction listing information, or schedule your in-person tours for our new construction homes in Beaumont and Jefferson County.